St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-10
AN ELEGANT AFFAIR.
A Notable Society Event at Duluth Last
Night.
FAIR WOMEN AND BRAVE MEN
An Addition Made to the Zenith City
Nearly Ten Miles From the
Town.
Special to the Globe.

Opeclal 10 lue OlODc.
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 9.-The spaci-
GUS rooms of the Kitchie CANINE club
were ablaze with light and thronged
with fashionably attired ladies and gen.
tlemen IN full dress. About 800 people
were in attendance and among them
were numerous visitors from st. Paul
and Minneapolis, Chicago and else
where. The toilets of the la
dies were very elegant and
the fourth annual ball eclipsed all pre-
vious ones, and all the society events
which have occurred in Duluth. The
guests arrived in carriages about $50.
The rooms were beautifully trimmed
with flowers and newly furnished and
carpeted in elegant style. The club Sc
cured all the floral decorations from
Chicago.
AMONG SOCIETY LEADERS
who were present at the reception were:
d. G.. Cash, George H. Dodge, w. w.
BillsOn, Oscar Hills, W. f. Lucas, j.
c. Hunter and wife, w. c. Sargent and
wife, L. B. Spellman and wife,
+. W. Bement and wife, Frank E.
Burke and wife, r. III. Lee and wife,
A. r. McFarlane and wife, c. A. Poole
and wife, Cuyler Adams and wife, W.
X. Baldwin and wife, q. V. |. Brown
and wife, j. d. Ensign and wife, c.
Dautremont and wife, G. Markell and
Smith and wife. Gay Wells and
wife, n. McKindley and wife,
G. G. Hartley and wife,
Mr.. Birch and wife, ID. ii. Bacon and
wife, L. I'll. Hubert and wife, DR.. Nc
COrmack and wife, John Gordon and.
wife, +. W. Payne aad wife, J. B
Howard and wife. E. W. Markell and
wife, c. P. Grady and wife,
NJ. j. Forbes and wife, Franklin Payne
and wife, Mai. O'Brien and wife, d. A.
Petre and wife, l.. A. Marion and wife,
III. NJ. Peyton and wife, DR.. COTE
and wife. W. B. Wells and wife,
George E. Wells and wife. c. NJ. Vance
and wife, w. r. Stone and wife, S. f.
Whitlaw and wife, Mai. Upham and
wife, j. NJ. Russell and wife, George
Ruply and wife, B. F. Mackall and wife,
Horace Williston and wife, {. Robinson
and wife, j. +. McLaren and wife, +.
W. Matter and wife, E. A. Gilbert aud
wife, Mrs. K. w. Buchanan. Mrs. Cul-
yer, the Misses Cutler, Mclean, Peck,
Smyser, Colt, Jones, Ensign. Cha
pin, Markell, Gordon, Peyton, Fleming,
Grady, Dunger, Hopkins, Davis,
Hunter, Cullytord. Howe and Hubbard.
Messrs. W. B. Sylvey, S. Il. Wadhams,
Robert r. Wells, Walter Turtle. Harvey
Chandler, K. f. Marion, W. N. Prindlc,
Robert Dowse, C.L.Catlin, Fred Gordon,
c. II. Graves, Thomas Cullyford, D. A.
Dodge, j; ID: Mendenhall, F. F. Hun
Ritchie, A. l.. Ordean, II. S. Mahon.
Francis ] oDnv g. q Franklin
c. c. Tear. A. A. Vieis''
c. B. Woodruff, H. E. Thompson, Il. NJ.
Hunter, c. T. Cash, L. p. Beck, C. w.
Culver, G. E. Dewitt, S. M. Miller, o. G.
Hartman, H. p. Mills, A. S. Morgan,
James Faulkner, Jr., W. B. Dixon, A.
S. Chase, w. II. Adams, w. C. Earring
ton, &. d. Wright, A. j. Whiteman.
ANOTHER ADDITION TO DULUTH
has been plated recently that exciteS
some wonder as to what it was made for.
1t is called the st. Louis Park addition to
Duluth, and is located about nine and
One-half miles from the center of
this city, and directly north of Fond du
Lac village three and a half miles.
Better described, the plated property
is the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section II, township 40,
range Is, in this county, to be
indicate. The statement of the
purpose of plating and dedication of
streets, avenues, etc., is signed by
Charles L. Lamb, owner of the prop
erty, whose acknowledgement was
taken by a Minneapolis notary. The
survey was made by ID. M. Ross, and
the plat was filed for record Dec. 6.